Behind many of the conflicts between nature and society in our sunny islands, are the never-ending range of activities and hobbies that are a part of everyday life for the average family.  Mum,...

It is said that the future belongs to the curious and that curiosity is the engine of achievement. True, at the basis of every research mission or scientific experiment lies the strong desire...

Matters have rightly been taken in hand to strengthen the professional and regulatory potential of the Malta Financial Services Authority. Times have changed hugely since when the first agency was set...

Echoing activism in some other European countries, some protests were recently held in Malta against the Covid-19 vaccine and related policies. The most recent one, held on 24 July, had around 250...

PM Abela vouches to implement the public inquiry recommendations, but then makes sure to stifle free media at PBS while endorsing Edward Zammit Lewis, the Minister for Good(?) Governance who was in...

That the Cospicua tunnel is going to be repaired and upgraded makes for good news. On this project, contrary to its apparent delight in launching flyovers, Infrastructure Malta deserves total...

The incident on Gozo in which one or more locals threw an African into the sea (while being cheered on by a largish crowd) raises many questions. (I won't discuss this specific incident in particular;...

Following the compilation of evidence in our law courts relative to the multiple cases dealing with the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia is in itself a detailed continuously developing...

Saturday's protest in Valletta has deeply shocked the country so much so that most of the media were late in understanding what was going on and almost all avoided giving some sort of...

The most creative weapon used to its full force by Joseph Muscat and Robert Abela’s government against the good of the country, has been the treacherous and wicked intention to fool the people,...